SCORE Baja 1000 FACT SHEET 11.15.09

November 15, 2009

F A C T S H E E T (as of 11/15/09)

2009 Tecate SCORE Baja 1000

WHAT: 42nd Annual Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 desert race

Final event of the five-race 2009 SCORE Desert Series

WHEN: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday, November 18-22, 2009

WHERE: Ensenada-Baja California, Mexico (65 miles south of U.S./Mexico Border)

WHO: Over 350 entries from 39 U.S. States, and 14 countries,
competing in 28 Pro and 6 Sportsman classes for cars, trucks,
motorcycles and ATVs

COURSE: TOTAL MILEAGE: 672.85 miles (6 checkpoints plus the finish
line). Starts and finishes on Blvd. Costero, adjacent to the Riviera
del Pacifico Cultural Center in Ensenada. From the start in Ensenada
the course will go east to Ojos Negros for almost 40 miles which will
be raced in both directions during the race. From Ojos Negros, the
course will travel in a clockwise direction. From Ojos Negros, the
course turns South to El Alamo and then east up through the Summit and
makes a South turn at Cohabuzo Junction and on to the the infamous
Laguna Salada, paralleling Mexican Highway 5. Next is San Felipe loop
where the course will cover some of the rugged Tecate SCORE San Felipe
250 course including the magnificent Matomi Wash.

After the San Felipe loop, which travels in a counterclockwise
direction from and back to Borrego, the course will head north and
northwest, joining Highway 3 for a short distance to the Mike’s Sky
Ranch turnoff. Then the course heads behind Mike’s and around Rancho
Las Truchas and Rancho El Coyote and down the challenging Simpson’s
hill. From this point the course is very similar to the Tecate SCORE
Baja 500 heading north along the Pacific Ocean below San Vicente and
past Erendira, back inland up through Santo Tomas then turning
northeast just past Uruapan winding its way back to Ojos Negros for
the final charge back to Ensenada. In the Erendira area, the course
avoids the rocky section along the Pacific, taking instead a high
plateau east of that area.

This year’s race course will feature 6 outlying checkpoints where
each vehicle is required to quickly stop before continuing on. The
checkpoints will be located as follows: Checkpoint No. 1—No. of Santa
Catarina (race mile 90.03), No. 2—West of Borrego (rm 213.27), No.
3—South of San Felipe (rm 309.80), No. 4—West of Borrego (rm 401.94),
No. 5—San Vicente Vineyards (rm 535.32), No. 6—South of Ojos Negros
(rm 631.25)

PRE/POST RACE SHEDULE:

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18–(All times PST)

Racer Registration/Media Registration, Grand Ballroom, San Nicolas
Hotel, Ensenada 1 p.m. – 6 p.m.

THURSDAY, Nov. 19–(All Times PST)

Racer Registration/Media Registration, Grand Ballroom, San Nicolas
Hotel, Ensenada 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Contingency Row, Boulevard Costero in front of Riviera del Pacifico
Cultural Center, Ensenada, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Technical Inspection, End of Contingency Row, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Mandatory Racer Meeting, Cathedral Room, Riviera del Pacifico Cultural
Center, Ensenada- 7 p.m.

FRIDAY, Nov. 20–(all times PST)

BFGoodrich Tires/Baja California Secretary of Tourism SCORE Media
Center-, Riviera Center, Red Room starting at 6 a.m. until 8:30 p.m.,
Saturday, Nov. 21

Posting of BFG Pit Passing Times/Unofficial Results—Race in Progress,
SCORE Media Center

SATURDAY, Nov. 21—(all times PST)

Posting of FINAL UNOFFICIAL Results—San Nicolas Hotel, 9 p.m.

Competition Review Board—San Nicolas Hotel 10 p.m.

SUNDAY, Nov. 22—(PST)

Awards Celebration-Poolside, San Nicolas Hotel, 10 a.m.

START/FINISH: Boulevard Costero, adjacent to Riviera del Pacifico
Cultural Center-Ensenada

RACE DAYS SCHEDULE FRIDAY/SATURDAY, Nov. 20-21–(all times PST)

Late Racer Registration, Riviera del Pacifico Cultural Center,
Ensenada-5:30 a.m.

Late Tech, Start Line, 6 a.m.

Late Media Registration/BFG/Baja California SoT SCORE Media Center,
Corona Hotel-6 a.m.

RACE STARTS: (Friday, Nov. 20) Motorcycles, ATVs-6:30 a.m.; Cars,
Trucks-10:30 a.m. (Approx)

STARTING ORDER (Subject to Change): (One vehicle every 30 seconds)

Motorcycles/ATVs–22, 30, 40, 21, 50, 20, 60, 25, 24, Sportsman M/C>,
Sportsman M/C<, Sportsman ATV, 26

Cars/Trucks--TT, 1, 10, SL, 8, PT, 4, 1-2/1600, 5, 6, 7, BC, 5/1600,
7SX, 2, 3, SF, SM, 9, 17, SPT Truck, SPT Car, 11, SPT UTV

TIME LIMIT: All vehicles will have a 31-hour time limit from the time
they start.

SANCTION: Sanctioned and produced by SCORE International-Los Angeles

CEO/President--Sal Fish; Vice-President—Paul Fish; Oscar
Ramos—Attorney; Administration--Sue Johnson 818.225.8402

SPONSORS: SCORE official 2009 sponsors are: BFGoodrich Tires-official
tire, Volkswagen of America-official vehicle, Sunoco Race Fuels
-official fuel supplier, Bilstein-official shock, Instant Mexico Auto
Insurance-official Mexican auto insurance, Slime-official tire
sealant, Red Bull--official energy drink. Associate sponsors are:
Tecate Beer, Coca-Cola of Mexico, Las Vegas Events, Terrible Herbst
Inc., Blue C Enthusiast Advertising, SignPros, P.C.I. Race Radios,
McKenzie’s Performance Products and Advanced Color Graphics.

Additional associate sponsors, for the 2009 Tecate SCORE Baja 1000
are: Proturismo de Ensenada, and the Baja California Secretary of
Tourism office.

TELEVISION:

Televised on a delayed basis as a one-hour NBC Sports special for the
sixth consecutive year, airing at 1:30 p.m. (EST) on Sunday, Dec. 19
on the NBC Television Network. Co-produced by Aura360, It will also
air on a delayed basis outside of the U.S. on ESPN International.

www.BFGoodrichTires.com and www.DirtNewz.com:

Under the sponsorship of BFGoodrich Tires, live tracking will be
available through www.BFGoodrichTires.com and BFG Relay and live audio
and video steaming updates starting with contingency, from the
start/finish line and other locations around the course will be
available at www.DirtNewz.com. The tracking of all vehicles in the
race is provided by International Racing Consultants, the official
provider of tracking devices for all participants in SCORE
International races.

TOP RACERS:

SCORE Trophy-Truck: 1 B.J. Baldwin, 3 Mark Post/Rob MacCachren, 77
Robby Gordon, 12 Brian Collins/Chuck Hovey, 8 Roger Norman/Larry
Roeseler, 19 Tim Herbst/Troy Herbst, 4 Gus Vildosola

Jr./Gus Vildosola, 31 Andy McMillin/Scott McMillin, 23 Mark
McMillin/Brian Ewalt 28 Alan Pflueger 2 Pete Sohren, 16 Cameron
Steele, 13 Ed Stout, 96 Bobby Baldwin, 22 Damen Jefferies, 30 Robbie
Pierce/Mike Julson, 84 Nick Vanderwey/Curt LeDuc, 71 Rick D. Johnson,
39 Ron Whitton, 7 Scott Steinberger/David Sykes; Class 1: Troy
Herbst/Tim Herbst, Armin Schwarz/Martin Christensen, Harley
Letner/Kory Halopoff, Armin Kremer/Andres Aigner, Randy Wilson/Ronny
Wilson, Brian Parkhouse; Class 1-2/1600: Brian Wilson/Sammy Ehrenberg,
Justin Smith, Arnoldo Ramirez, Eric Duran/Hiram Duran, Arturo
Velazco/Able Velazco; Class 3: Donald Moss, Darren Skilton; Class 5:
Kevin Carr, Carlos Albanez; Class 5/1600: Marcos Nunez, Alonso Angulo;
Class 6: Marc Burnett, Heidi Steele, Robert Pickering; Class 7: Dan
Chamlee, Igor Galvan; Class 7SX John Holmes, Norman Turley; Class 8:
Rodrigo Ampudia Jr., Clyde Stacy, Dave Crinklaw; Class 9: Pancho Bio;
Class 10: Mike Lawrence, Scott Gailey, Javier Robles; SCORE Lite:
Brent Parkhouse, Rick St. John/Adam Pfankuch, John Langley, Lee
Banning; Class 11: Eric Solorzano, Rene Rodriguez; Stock Mini: Gavin
Skilton, Josh Hall/Rod Hall, Robert Ditner/Ivan Stewart; Stock Full:
Chad Hall/Rod Hall, Joe Bacal; Class 22: Kendall Norman/Tim
Weigand/Quinn Cody, Colton Udall/Jeff Kargola, Robby Bell/Steve
Hengeveld, Brad Williscroft/Ben Grabham; Class 30: Mike Johnson; Class
40: Scott Myers/Brett Helm, Class 50: Jim O’Neal; Class 60: Donald
Lewis, Richard Jackson; Class 21: Francisco Arredondo; Class 20: Anna
Cody; Class 25: Wayne Matlock/Harold Goodman Jr., Nick Nelson; Class
24: Craig Christy; Class 26: Reid Rutherford

HISTORY OF START/FINISH:

In the 42-year history of the SCORE Baja 1000, this will be the 35th
time the race has started in Ensenada and the 20th time it has
finished in Ensenada. It has also started three times in Mexicali
(1972, 1993, 1994), twice in Tijuana (1967, 1995) and once each in
Santo Tomas (1998) and Ojos Negro (1999). The last time this race
ended in Ensenada was 2005.

TIRE STREAK:

BFGoodrich Tires, long a staple in desert racing, had an amazing
streak of 20 consecutive overall 4-wheel vehicle winners broken in
2006 by Toyo Tires, but won again both in 2007 and 2008.

ENGINE WINNERS:

In 4-wheel vehicle competition, Ford motor has produced 13 overall
winners and VW motors is second with 12 overall winners, followed
Chevy with 10, Porsche with 3, Toyota with 2, and Dodge with 1.

CHASSIS WINNERS:

Among 4-wheel vehicles, Ford has produced the chassis for 11 overall
winners while Chenowth has produced the chassis for 10 overall
winners, followed by Chevy with 6, Toyota, Funco, Raceco, Jimco and
Smithbuilt with 2 each and Miller, Hi-Jumper, Dodge, and Meyers Manx
with 1 each.

MOTORCYCLE WINNERS:

In motorcycle competition, Honda leads with 19 overall victories
(including 12 straight), followed by Husqvarna with 11, Kawasaki with
9 and Yamaha with 2.

IRC Tracking Devices:

Continuing to help increase safety, verify route and speed, SCORE is
again requiring the mandatory use of tracking devices from
International Racing Consultants in ALL classes. Race tracking of all
entries can be accessed at www.trackinginternational.com.

BACK FOR MORE:

Another testament to how much this race means to the sport of desert
racing, 24 of 27 Pro class winners from last year are back in the
starting field for this year’s race.

HALL JUST KEEPS ON GOING AND GOING:

When veteran Rod Hall straps on his racing helmets and take the green
flag, he will keep his incredible streak alive of being the only racer
who has competed in all 42 SCORE Baja 1000 races. Hall, who will turn
72 on Nov. 22, will be the second driver in vehicles in both Stock
Mini and Stock Full. Hall is the all-time winningest racer in this
event with 19 class wins

CONTINUING STREAKERS:

Jim O’Neal, an age-group motorcycle rider, has put together teams of
riders who have seven class wins in the last five years, including an
amazing three in 2006 (Class 40, Class 50 and Class 60). Larry
Roeseler has an amazing five straight class wins (four in Class 1 and
last year in SCORE Trophy-Truck). Francisco Septien has three straight
wins (Class 30) along with Mike Shaffer (Class 17). Recording two
class wins each year, with four straight motorcycle class wins is
Craig Adams (Class 40, Class 50). With two straight class wins is Chad
Hall (Stock Full, Arnoldo Ramirez (Class 1-2/1600), Kendall Norman
(Class 22), Robby Bell (Class 22), Brett Helm (Class 40), Francisco
Arredondo (Class 21) and Chad Black (Class 20). Arredondo and Black
are entered in Class 22 this year.

TIGHT POINTS--CLASS 1 & CLASS 1-2/1600: SCORE points are determined
both on final finishing position and number of vehicles which started
the race within the individual class. After four events, following
Robby Gordon’s big lead of 24 points over second place in the SCORE
Overall point standings (he also has an even larger 48-point lead in
SCORE Trophy-Truck), only 16 points separate the rest of the top 10 in
the 2009 SCORE Overall point standings. Second overall is Class 10
point leader Mike Lawrence and the closest class races are the
unlimited Class 1, Class 1-2/1600 and Class 22 for open motorcycles.
Randy Wilson leads Class 1 by six points over Harley Letner/Martin
Christensen and seven over Armin Schwarz/Martin Christensen. Tied for
the Class 1-2/600 point lead are Brian Wilson/Sammy Ehrenberg and
Justin Smith. In Class 22, the team led by Cameron Corfman leads by
just three points over two teams (Colton Udall and Ivan Rameriz) and
five points over the team led by Kendall Norman.

TOYOTA AWARDS:

The 2009 SCORE Desert Series also involves the hunt for the 24th
annual SCORE Toyota Milestone Awards. The prestigious SCORE Toyota
Milestone Awards are presented to every racer who completes every
required mile of every race in the 2009 SCORE Desert Series. A total
of 16 drivers are still eligible for Toyota Milestone awards.

SCORE TROPHY-TRUCKS:

An extremely talented field of 35 SCORE Trophy-Trucks are entered to
date. The marquee SCORE racing division featuring 850-horsepower
unlimited production trucks includes the talented field of regulars
led by crossover racer-NASCAR Cup team Owner/Driver Robby Gordon.
Eleven of 15 previous season point champions are entered and 57 of 92
SCORE Trophy-Truck race winners are represented as well along with the
last four of the previous15 SCORE Trophy-Truck winners in the Tecate
SCORE Baja 1000. The All-Time leader in SCORE Trophy-Truck race wins
is Las Vegas’ Tim Herbst in the No. 19 Ford F-150, with 11. Returning
as defending SCORE Trophy-Truck and Overall race champions are Roger
Norman, Reno, Nev./Larry Roeseler, Boulevard, Calif., in the No. 8
Ford F-150.

CROSSOVERS/CELEBRITY RACERS: Among the crossover/celebrity racers
officially entered in this year’s race are (as of 11/15/09):

--Robby Gordon, NASCAR Team Owner/Driver, three-time Tecate SCORE Baja
1000 Overall Winner, No. 77 SCORE Trophy-Truck

--Cameron Steele, action sports TV announcer, No. 16 SCORE Trophy-Truck

--Ivan Stewart, legendary “Ironman” desert racer returns, No. 778 Stock Mini

--Armin Schwarz, of Germany who lives in Austria, seven-time World
Rally Championship race winner, No. 101, Class 1

--Armin Kremer, of Germany, top German rally racer, No. 104, Class 1

--Andreas Aigner of Austria, the 2008 WRC Production class point
champion, No. 104, Class 1

--Jeff Kargola, the “Ox” is a top Moto X rider, part of the Metal
Mulisha, co-rider on No. 18x, Class 22

--Max Eddy, versatile speedway pavement and Freestyle motocross rider,
co-rider on No. 20x, Class 22

--Boris Said, NASCAR and SCCA sportscar racer, No. BC5, Baja Challenge Class

--Tara Dakides, top female professional snowboarder, No. BC5, Baja
Challenge Class

--Bud Brutsman, TV producer who produced feature show the last two
years from this race, BC6

WINNINGEST FAMILY:

While there are many families with lots of combined class wins, none
have more than the Hall family of Reno, Nev., which has a total of 30
class wins. Led by dad Rod Hall’s race-record 19 class wins, his son
Chad has seven and oldest son Josh has four. This year, Team Hummer
will have Josh Hall in Stock Mini and Chad Hall will drive a different
Hummers H3 in Stock Full. Rod Hall is entered as a second driver for
both sons.

TWO-TIMERS:

This race always has a few ‘bravehearts’ who enter in two classes,
hoping for double wins. Among those this year are: Rod Hall (Stock
Mini No. 761 and Stock Full No. 860), Jim O’Neal (Class 50 No. 500x
and Class 60 No. 600x), Craig Adams (Class 40 No. 400x and Class 50
No. 548x) and Cisco and Pancho Bio (Class 9, No. 903 and SCORE Lite
No. 1209).

BAJA CHAMPS-OVERALL:

Entered in this year’s event are 18 racers who have combined for 59
overall wins in either the 4-wheel or motorycle divisions. The leaders
are: Larry Roeseler, 13, (10 on a motorcycle and two years in a car);
Steve Hengeveld with seven including six straight (all on a
motorcycle). With five overall wins is Mark McMillin and with three
are Robby Gordon, Kendall Norman and Ivan Stewart.

BAJA CHAMPS-BY CLASS:

Entered in this year’s event are 92 racers who have combined for an
amazing 295 class wins. The leaders in multiple class wins entered
this year are: Rod Hall with 19 (first overall), Larry Roeseler with
17 (second overall), Craig Adams with 13 (tied for fourth overall)
Steve Hengeveld with 10 each (8th), Eric Solorzano with 9 (tied for
ninth), Mark McMillin and Jim O’Neal with 8 each (tied for 12th) and
Ted Hunnicutt Jr. and Chad Hall with 7 each (tied for 18th).

Sal Fish SCORE IronRiders: (as of 11/15/09)

Over two dozen motorcycle riders and three ATV riders will attempt to
run the race solo, with no co-riders. If they succeed, they will each
receive one of the prestigious Sal Fish SOCRE IronRider awards. So
far, these 32 riders have officially confirmed they will be attempting
to ride solo: Class 22—3x Jason Lulis, 5x James Hall, 9x Dunn Voyer,
17x Aaron Lindsey, 21x Francisco Arredondo; Class 21—101x Dan Troy;
Class 20—156x Scott Burch; Class 30—309x Ron Wilson, 312x Talya
Dodson; Class 50—502x Gary Barr; Sportsman Motorcycle <250cc—209x
Doron Kollan, 210x Zachy Moritz, 215x Scott Anderson, 248x Louie
Montano, 249x Nathan Barlow; Sportsman Motorcycle >250cc—255x Craig
Campbell, 257x Eric Anderson, 261x Mike Kaplan, 265x Doug McCrady,
266x Shohei Himeno, 267x Bob Gumser, 272x Hideaki Sasski, 275x
Tatsushi Asaga, 276x Yvan Perroud, 280x Dan Dooling, 283x Octavio
Valle, 297x Ken Kosiorek, 298x Yoram Lavee; and Sportsman ATV—51a
Dennis Lemare, 55a Daniel Wehr, 61a Moshe Yosef. Of note, Arredondo
is from Guatemala, Dodson is a female racer from the US, Himeno,
Sasski and Asaga are from Japan, Perroud is from France and Lavee and
Yosef are from Israel.

FAMILY TIES: Desert racing has always been about family teams and this
year’s Tecate SCORE Baja1000 is a prime example of that fact. This
year’s starting grid currently includes 49 brothers racing together
and 12 racing separately. The race also has 28 fathers racing with
their 32 sons and 9 fathers whose 11 sons are racing in separate
vehicles.

THIRD GENERATION:

Among the third generation racers are Andy McMillin (SCORE
Trophy-Truck), Daniel McMillin/Luke McMillin (Class 1-2/1600), Harley
Letner (Class 1), Brian Wilson (Class 1-2/1600).

BROTHERS TOGETHER:

Among the brothers racing together are: Tim Herbst/Troy Herbst (SCORE
Trophy-Truck and Class 1), Mark and Gary Weyhrich (SCORE
Trophy-Truck), , Randy and Ronny Wilson (Class 1), 37-year old TWIN
brothers Arturo and Abel Velazco (Class 1-2/1600), Eric, Hiram and
Evan Duran (Class 1-2/1600), Daniel and Luke McMillin (Class
1-2/1600), Donald and Kenneth Moss (Class 3), Nick, Michael and Larry
Vanderwey (SCORE Trophy-Truck), 26-year old TWIN brothers Matt and Max
Eddy (Class 22).

FATHER/SONS—TOGETHER:

Among the father and sons racing together are Gus Vildsosola and his
son Gus Vildosola Jr. (SCORE Trophy-Truck), Jesse and Danny Ashcraft
(SCORE Trophy-Truck), Dan and Tom Chamlee (Class 7), Pancho and Cisco
Bio (Class 9 and SCORE Lite), Gerardo Iribe and his father Carlos
(Class 5/1600), Clive Skilton and his son Darren (Class 3), Dale Lenk
and sons Brett and Grant and Miguel Jimenez and his sons Miguel Jr.
and Guillermo (Class 30).

FATHER/SONS-SEPARATELY:

Among the father-sons who will race in separate vehicles include B.J.
Baldwin (SCORE Trophy-Truck) and his father Bobby (SCORE
Trophy-Truck), Curt LeDuc and his son Todd LeDuc, also both in SCORE
Trophy-Truck, and Danny Ashcraft (SCORE Trophy-Truck) and his son Adam
Ashcraft (Class 1).

FEMALE RACERS:

Among the female racers expected to compete as a driver/rider or
co-driver/rider are…

–Heidi Steele–Class 6-No. 617. Vice-President of Human Resources for
a national home health-car firm, she is the wife of Cameron Steele, is
a SCORE regular, was the 2005 SCORE Sportsman Car class point champ
and is leading the Class 7SX points this year.

–Anna Cody—Class 20-No. 150x, defending season point champion.

–Dolores Casarez—Class 11-No. 1103

–Talya Dodson—Class 30-No. 312x, riding solo.

THUNDER FROM DOWN UNDER:

Australia has a top desert motorcycle racing team entered in Class 22
on a factory-supported KTM. Riding the No. 16x are Brad Williscroft
and Ben Grabham.

CHARITY TIES:

Many teams use this event as a fund-raising event for various
charities. Among the groups and racers this year are:

-Locos Mocos Pit Team: Taco Stand at race mile 205/395 to benefit
Mexican children with cancer through the Castro-Limon Cancer
Foundation. www. fundacioncastrolimon.org

-Anna Cody Racing, No. 150x (Class 20): for team racer Roger Hurd who
is living with Young Onset Parkinson’s Disease.
www.150xrockenracers.com/donatenow.htm

-Joe Bacal, No. 878 (Stock Full): Bacal, a cancer survivor, is driving
to benefit the Cancer Treatment Centers of America.

-Robby Bell, No. 1x (Class 22): Blue C Wahoo’s Penhall Racing team is
donating 1000 cans of food and supplies to people of Baja through the
Acts of Kindness organization. www.AOKnick.org

-Jim Graham, No. 1104 (Class 11): racing for the International
Diabetes Foundation. www.idf.org

MEDIA CENTER: Nov. 18-19-San Nicolas Hotel. Nov. 20-21- Riviera del
Pacifico Cultural Center (adjacent to Start/Finish line on Boulevard
Costero).

MEDIA CONTACTS: Dominic Clark, SCORE Media Relations Director, c/o
Image Media 702.735.7123

Dominic Clark, Tom Blattler, Brian Hilderbrand, Paul Hansen,
guests-San Nicolas Hotel in Ensenada, 011.52.646.176.1901

CLASSES: The 2009 Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 Desert Race features over 350
entries in 32 Pro & 6 Sportsman classes for cars, trucks, motorcycles
and ATVs. Class winners will be decided along with the overall race
winner in Pro 4-wheel, Pro Motorcycle and Pro ATV.

Cars & Trucks

SCORE TROPHY-TRUCK (Unlimited Production Trucks)

CLASS 1 (Unlimited single or two-seaters)

CLASS 1-2/1600 (single or two-seaters to 1600cc)

CLASS 3 (Short wheelbase 4X4)

CLASS 5 (Unlimited Baja Bugs)

CLASS 5/1600 (1600cc Baja Bugs)

CLASS 6 (Unlimited production mini trucks)

CLASS 7 (Open production mini trucks)

CLASS 7S (Stock mini trucks)

CLASS 7SX (Modified mini trucks)

CLASS 8 (Full-sized two-wheel drive trucks)

CLASS 9 (Short wheelbase, single or two-seaters)

CLASS 10 (Single or two-seaters to 1650cc)

SCORE LITE (Limited single-1776cc-or two-seaters-1835cc)

CLASS 11 (Stock VW Sedans)

STOCK FULL (Stock full-sized trucks)

STOCK MINI (Stock mini trucks)

PROTRUCK (Limited Production Trucks)

BAJA CHALLENGE (Limited, identical Baja touring cars)

CLASS 17 (Class 3, modified Jeep Cherokees)

CLASS 2 (Limited, 2.2 Liter open-wheel cars)

CLASS 4 (Unlimited, 2.2 Liter open-wheel cars)

Motorcycles

CLASS 22 (250cc or more)

CLASS 20 (125cc)

CLASS 21 (126cc to 250cc)

CLASS 30 (Riders over 30 years old)

CLASS 40 (Riders over 40 years old)

CLASS 50 (Riders over 50 years old)

CLASS 60 (Riders over 60 years old)

ATVs

CLASS 25 (251cc or more)

CLASS 24 (250cc or less)

CLASS 26 (Limited, Utility)

LAST YEAR’S TOP FINISHERS:

41st annual Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 (631.35 miles)

Nov. 19-23, 2008—Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico

TOTAL STARTERS: 347, TOTAL FINISHERS: 227 (65.4 Percent)

Pro Cars & Trucks

1. Roger Norman, Reno, Nev./Larry Roeseler, Irvine, Calif., Ford
F-150, 12:40:33 (49.81 mph) (SCORE TROPHY-TRUCK)

2. B.J. Baldwin, Las Vegas, Chevy Silverado, 12:45:26 (49.49 mph)
(SCORE TROPHY-TRUCK)

3. Chad Ragland, Vista, Calif./Larry Ragland, Cave Creek, Ariz.,
Toyota Tundra, 13:26:19 (46.98 mph) (SCORE TROPHY-TRUCK)

4. Mark Post, Laguna Beach, Calif./Rob MacCachren, Las Vegas, Ford
F-150, 13:31:11 (46.70 mph) (SCORE TROPHY-TRUCK)

5. Dan Friedkin, Houston, Danny Sullivan, Vista, Calif./Steve
Hengeveld, Oak Hills, Calif., Toyota Tundra, 14:34:55 (43.30 mph)
(SCORE TROPHY-TRUCK)

6. Justin Lofton/Bob Lofton, Westmorland, Calif., Chevy Silverado,
14:51:08 (42.51 mph) (SCORE TROPHY-TRUCK)

7. Chuck Dempsey, Oak Hills, Calif./John Herder, Tucson, Ariz.,
Jefferies-Chevy, 14:59:57 (42.09 mph) (Class 1)

8. Harley Letner/Kory Halopoff, Orange, Calif., Alpha
Performance-Chevy, 15:16:53 (41.31 mph) (Class 1)

9. Ron Brant, Oak Hills, Calif./Richard Boyle, Ridgecrest, Calif./Tom
Kirkmeyer, Apple Valley, Calif., Jimco-Chevy, 15:28:15 (40.81 mph)
(Class 1)

10. Robbie Pierce/Mike Julson, Santee, Calif., Chevy Silverado,
15:30:45 (40.70 mph) (SCORE TROPHY-TRUCK)

11. Ron Whitton, Mesa, Ariz./Garron Cadiente, Mesa, Ariz./Todd LeDuc,
Cherry Valley, Calif., Ford F-150, 15:48:30 (39.94 mph) (SCORE
TROPHY-TRUCK)

12. Lobsam Yee, Tijuana, Mexico, Jimco-Chevy, 15:50:30 (39.85 mph) (Class 10)

13. Rob Bruce, Sublimity, Ore./Mark Witte, Silverton, Ore.,
Jefferies-Chevy, 16:02:12 (39.37 mph) (Class 1)

14. Bobby Baldwin/Larry Job, Las Vegas, Chevy Silverado, 16:32:15
(38.18 mph) (SCORE TROPHY-TRUCK)

15. Damen Jefferies, Apple Valley, Calif., Chevy Silverado, 16:42:47
(37.78 mph) (SCORE TROPHY-TRUCK)

16. Arnoldo Ramirez/Misael Arambula/Daniel Lopez, Ensenada, Mexico,
VW-Curry, 16:53:11 (37.39 mph) (Class 1-2/1600)

17. Arturo Velazco, Banning, Calif./Steve Cruz, San Diego/Abel
Velazco, Banning, Calif., VW-Porter, 16:59:00 (37.17 mph) (Class
1-2/1600)

18. Jason McNeil, El Cajon, Calif., Ford F-150, 17:08:34 (36.83 mph)
(SCORE TROPHY-TRUCK)

19. Rick St. John, Encinitas, Calif./Dean Bayerle, Poway,
Calif./Ramsey El Wardani, San Diego, VW-Duvel, 17:13:15 (36.66 mph)
(SCORE Lite)

20. Mark Hutchins/C.J. Hutchins, Henderson, Nev., Kreger-Honda,
17:13:54 (36.64 mph) (Class 10)

Pro Motorcycles

1. Robby Bell, Sun City, Calif./Kendall Norman, Santa Barbara,
Calif./Johnny Campbell, San Clemente, Calif. Honda CRF450X, 12:29:18
(50.56 mph) (Class 22)

2. Caleb Gosselaar, Juniper Hills, Calif./Timmy Weigand, Santa
Clarita, Calif./Quinn Cody, Buellton, Calif./Tim Morton, Escondido,
Calif./Johnny Campbell, San Clemente, Calif., Honda CRF450X, 12:55:35
(48.84 mph) (Class 22)

3. Scott Myers, Menifee, Calif./Shane Esposito, Rancho Santa
Margarita, Calif./Francisco Septien, Ensenada, Mexico, Kawasaki
KLX450, 13:06:12 (48.18 mph) (Class 30)

4. Ryan Penhall, Corona, Calif./Brent Harden, Sun City, Calif./Mike
Childress, Wrightwood, Calif., Honda CRF450X, 13:15:51 (47.60 mph)
(Class 22)

5. Jim O’Neal/Jimmy O’Neal Jr., Simi Valley, Calif./Jason Trubey,
Mohave Valley, Ariz./Mac Stewart, N. Las Vegas/Gerardo Rojas, Vicente
Guerrero, Mexico/Luke Dodson, Castaic, Calif., Honda CRF450X, 13:20:25
(47.33 mph)

6. Colton Udall, San Clemente, Calif./Justin Seeds, Phelan,
Calif./Bryce Stavron, San Clemente, Calif./Ron Wilson, Encinitas,
Calif., Honda CRF450X, 13:29:50 (46.78 mph) (Class 22)

7. Grant Steele, Temecula, Calif./Jeff Kargola, San Clemente,
Calif./Max Eddy, Barstow, Calif., Honda CRF450X, 13:32:36 (46.62 mph)
(Class 22)

8. Mike Johnson, El Paso, Texas/Kyle Abney, Albuquerque, N.M./Rex
Cameron, Albuquerque, N.M., Honda CRF450X, 14:29:21 (43.57 mph) (Class
30)

9. Brett Helm, Poway, Calif./Jeff Kaplan, Thousand Oaks, Calif./Lou
Franco, Sherman Oaks, Calif./Jon Ortner, Santa Barbara, Calif./Craig
Adams, San Clemente, Calif./Bob Johnson, San Diego, Honda CRF450X,
14:39:37 (43.07 mph) (Class 40)

10. Francisco Arredondo, Guatemala/James West, England/Ivan Ramirez,
Ensenada, Mexico/Victor Rivera, Spain, Honda XR250R, 15:00:45 (42.05
mph) (Class 21)

Pro ATVs

1. Wayne Matlock, El Cajon, Calif./Harold Goodman, Brownstown,
Mich./Marc Spaeth, Ramona, Calif./Wes Miller, Fallbrook, Calif., Honda
TRX700XX, 14:47:25 (42.69 mph) (Class 25)

2. Danny Prather, Ramona, Calif./Mike Cafro, Bonsall, Calif./Chad
Prull, Laveen, Ariz./Levi Marana, Hemet, Calif., Honda TRX700XX,
14:56:24 (42.26 mph) (Class 25)

3. Stefano Caputo, San Felipe, Mexico (Italy)/Felipe Velez, San
Felipe, Mexico/Heriberto Marquez, Ensenada, Mexico/Nick Destaut, San
Felipe, Mexico/Alfonso Alonzo, Vicente Guerrero, Mexico, Honda
TRX450R, 16:14:27 (138.87 mph) (Class 25)

4. Greg Row, Alpine, Calif./Travis Dillon, Santee, Calif./Tony Baker,
Alpine, Calif./Rich Kappel, Remsenburg, N.Y., Bombardier DS650,
16:30:15 (38.25 mph) (Class 25)

5. Craig Christy, Burbank, Calif./ Steve Abrego, Covina, Calif./David
Scott, Belen, N.M., Honda TRX450R, 16:57:53 (37.22 mph) (Class 24)

AND

40th Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 (1,296.39 miles)

Nov. 11-16, 2007—Ensenada, Baja California to Cabo San Lucas, Baja
California Sur, Mexico

TOTAL STARTERS: 424, TOTAL FINISHERS: 237 (Race Record) (55.9 Percent)

Pro Cars & Trucks

1. Mark Post, San Juan Capistrano, Calif./Rob MacCachren, Las
Vegas/Carl Renezeder, Laguna Beach, Calif., Ford F-150, 25:21:25
(53.43mph) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

2. Gus Vildosola/Gus Vildosola Jr., Mexicali, Mexico, Ford F-150,
25:42:20 (50.43) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

3. Larry Roeseler, Hesperia, Calif./Troy Herbst, Las Vegas,
Smithbuilt-Ford, 26:30:10 (48.92) (Class 1)

4. Robby Gordon, Mooresville, N.C./Dale Ebberts, Canyon Lake, Calif.,
Chevy CK1500, 27:12:14 (47.64) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

5. Steve Strobel, Clarks, Neb./Gay Smith, Colorado Springs, Colo./Bob
Lofton, Westmorland, Calif., Jimco-Chevy, 27:26:44 (47.24) (Class 1)

6. Ronny Wilson, Long Beach, Calif./Randy Wilson, Lakewood,
Calif./Rick Wilson, Long Beach, Calif., Jimco-Chevy, 27:50:35 (46.56)
(Class 1)

7. Mark McMillin, El Cajon, Calif./Brian Ewalt, Bonita, Calif./Mike
Julson, Santee, Calif./Cameron Parrish, San Marcos, Calif.,
Jimco-Chevy, 28:02:02 (46.24) (Class 1)

8. Rick L. Johnson, Oak Hills, Calif./Dane Cardone, Huntington Beach,
Calif./Jimmy Nuckles, Brawley, Calif., Toyota Tundra, 28:28.44 (45.52)
(Pro Truck)

9. Tim Noe, San Diego/Tom Watson, El Centro, Calif./Gary Arnold, El
Cajon, Calif./Vic Bruckmann, Lemon Grove, Calif., Jimco-VW, 28:30:44
(45.47) (SCORE Lite)

10. Billy Gasper, Chino Hills, Calif./Dave Gasper, Santa Barbara,
Calif./Scott Schovajsa, Humble, Texas, Porter-Chevy, 28:35:52 (45.33)
(Class 1)

11. Stan Potter, San Marcos, Calif./Dan Worley, Encinitas, Calif.,
Jimco, 28:44.08 (45.11) (SCORE Lite)

12. Pete Sohren, Glendale, Ariz., Ford F-150, 28:59:06 (44.73) (SCORE
Trophy-Truck)

13. Larry Ragland, Cave Creek, Ariz./Brian Collins, Las Vegas/Chuck
Hovey, Escondido, Calif., Dodge Ram, 29:11:47 (44.40) (SCORE
Trophy-Truck)

14. Chris Lucas, Dublin, Ohio/Rick D. Johnson, Barstow, Calif./Steve
Barlow, Temecula, Calif., Ford F-150, 29:16:23 (44.29) (SCORE
Trophy-Truck)

15. Garron Cadiente, Mesa, Ariz./Todd LeDuc, Cherry Valley, Calif.,
Ford F-150, 29:19:26 (44.21) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

16. B.J. Baldwin/Danny Anderson, Las Vegas, Chevy Silverado, 29:35:39
(43.81mph) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

17. Pancho Bio/Cisco Bio, Spring Valley, Calif./Alejandro
Navarette/Leonardo Navarette, Mexicali, Mexico, Tubular Design-VW,
29:47:08 (43.52) (SCORE Lite)

18. Matt Cullen, Long Beach, Calif./Juan Avila, Ensenada,
Mexico/Matthew Balkeman, Fountain Valley, Calif./MarkParriott, Mission
Viejo, Calif., AlumiCraft-VW (30:09:51) (42.99) (Class 10)

19. Gus Vildosola Jr., Mexicali, Mexico/Bryan Freeman, Las
Vegas/Gustavo Vildosola Sr., Mexicali, Mexico, Toyota Tundra
(30:09:51) (42.98) (Pro Truck)

20. Dale Lenk, Newport Bach, Calif./Randy Perry, Santa Ana,
Calif./Jerry Penhall, Costa Mesa, Calif., Penhall-Chevy, 30:34:17
(42.41) (Class 1)

Pro Motorcycles

1. Robby Bell, Sun City, Calif./Steve Hengeveld, Hesperia,
Calif./Kendall Norman, Santa Barbara, Calif./Johnny Campbell, San
Clemente, Calif., Honda CRF450X, 24:15:50 (53.43mph) (Class 22)

2. Tim Morton, Escondido, Calif./Ron Wilson, Encinitas, Calif./Jason
Trubey, Bullhead City, Ariz./Caleb Gosselaar, Valencia, Calif., Jonah
Street, Ellensburg, Wash., Honda CRF450X, 25:34:45 (50.68) (Class 22)

3. Quinn Cody, Buellton, Calif./David Pearson, Las Vegas/Cyril
Despres, France, KTM 690Baja, 25:56:00 (49.99) (Class 22)

4. Jim O’Neal, Simi Valley, Calif./Scott Myers, Sun City, Calif./Jeff
Sheets, Henderson, Nev./Francisco Septien, Ensenada, Mexico /Taber
Murphy, Wenatchee, Wash./Mouse McCoy, Santa Monica, Calif./Jimmy
O’Neal Jr., Chatsworth, Calif., Honda CRF450X, 26:48:15; (48.37)
(Class 30)

5. Gerardo Rojas, Vincent Guerrero, Mexico, Honda XR650R, 27:05:53
(47.84) (Class 30)

6. Brett Helm, Poway, Calif./Louie Franco, Sherman Oaks, Calif./Jon
Ortner, Santa Barbara, Calif./Craig Adams, San Clemente, Calif./Jeff
Kaplan, Thousand Oaks, Calif./Bob Johnson, Temecula, Calif., Honda
CRF450X, 28:01:11 (42.27) (Class 40)

7. Francisco Arredondo, Guatemala/Kent Pfeiffer, Costa Mesa,
Calif./Kurt Pfeiffer, Riverside, Calif., Honda CRF450X, 28:28:54
(45.52) (Class 21)

8. Chris Haines, Dana Point, Calif./Jack Johnson, Boulder City,
Nev./Craig Adams, San Clemente, Calif./Scott Pfeiffer, Costa Mesa,
Calif./Jimmy Sones, Honda XR650R, 28:35:30 (45.34) (Class 50)

9. Carlos Casas/Noe Ibarra/Ivan Ramirez, Chula Vista, Calif., Honda
CRF450X, 29:03:39 (44.61) (Class 21)

10. Donald Connelly, Alpine, Calif./Joe Bolton, Corona, Calif./John
Griffin, Lake Forest, Calif./Mark Howell/Greg Luck, El Cajon,
Calif./Earl Roberts, Calexico, Calif./Mark Vanscourt, Corona, Calif.,
Honda CRF450X, 29:17:39; (44.58) (Class 40)

Pro ATVs

1. Danny Prather, Ramona, Calif./Mike Cafro, Bonsall, Calif./Levi
Marana, Hemet, Calif./Marc Spaeth, Warner Springs, Calif./Dana Creech,
Murrieta, Calif., Honda TRX450R, 29:48:58 (43.48) (Class 25)

2. Wayne Matlock, El Cajon, Calif./Chad Prull, Laveen, Ariz./Wes
Miller/Keith Little/Harrold Goodman, Honda TRX450R, 29:57:57 (43.26)
(Class 25)

3. Carmen Cafro, Vista, Calif./Lance Schoonmaker, Alpine, Calif./Earl
Thigpen, Murrieta, Calif./Allen Fox, Alpine, Calif./Scott Callen, El
Cajon, Calif./Mike Findlay, Temecula, Calif., Honda TRX650R, 31:45:31
(40.82) (Class 25)

4. Francisco Servin, Chula Vista, Calif., Honda TRX450R, 32:05:50
(40.34) (Class 24)

5. Josh Row/Geg Row, El Cajon, Calif./Travis Dillon, Spring Valley,
Calif./Alfonso Cota,Alpine, Calif./Chris Row, Ruldoso, N.M.,
Bombardier DS650; 36:56:30 (35.09) (Class 25)

2006 Tecate SCORE Baja 1000—Ensenada to La Paz (1,047.8 miles)

431 Total Starters (Race Record), 234 Total Finishers (54.3 percent)

Pro Cars & Trucks

1. Andy McMillin, Poway, Calif./Robby Gordon, Charlotte, N.C., Chevy
CK1500, 19:15:27 (54.41mph) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

2. Troy Herbst, Las Vegas/Larry Roeseler, Hesperia, Calif.,
Smithbuilt-Ford, 19:56:22 (52.55) (Class 1)

3. B.J. Baldwin/Tom Bradley Jr., Las Vegas, Chevy Silverado, 20:01:25
(52.33) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

4. Ron Whitton, Maricopa, Ariz., Ford F-150, 20:39:49 (50.71) (SCORE
Trophy-Truck)

5. Gary Weyhrich/Mark Weyhrich, Troutdale, Ore./B.J. Richardson, Las
Vegas, Jimco-Chevy, 20:44:56 (50.50) (Class 1)

6. Brian Collins, Las Vegas/Larry Ragland, Cave Creek, Ariz., Chevy
Silverado, 21:07:51 (49.59) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

7. Richard Boyle, Ridgecrest, Calif./Ron Brant, Oak Hills,
Calif./Travis Howard, South Padre Island, Texas, HMS-Chevy, 21:27:33
(48.83) (Class 1)

8. Todd Wyllie, New River, Ariz./John Marking, El Cajon,
Calif./Eduardo Gastelum, La Paz, Mexico, Chevy Silverado, 21:28:16
(48.80) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

9. Darren Hardesty, Ramona, Calif./Mark Randazzo, Poway, Calif.,
AlumiCraft-VW, 21:34:28 (48.57)(Class 10)

10. Josh Baldwin, Newport Beach, Calif., Ford F-150, 21:35:40 (48.52)
(SCORE Trophy-Truck)

11. Mark Post, Laguna Beach, Calif./Curt LeDuc, Cherry Valley,
Calif./Jeff Lewis, San Clemente, Calif., Ford F-150, 21:43:02 (48.25)
(SCORE Trophy-Truck)

12. Eli Yee/Perry McNeil, Lemon Grove, Calif., Jimco-Honda, 21:56:50
(47.74) (Class 10)

13. Mark McMillin, El Cajon, Calif./Brian Ewalt, Bonita,
Calif./Cameron Parrish, San Marcos, Calif./Scott McMillin, Coronado,
Calif., Jimco-Chevy, 22:17:52 (46.99) (Class 1)

14. Chad Ragland, Phoenix/Danny Anderson, Las Vegas, Chevy Silverado,
22:24:37 (46.76) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

15. John Cooley, Santee, Calif./Chris Harrold, Chula Vista, Calif.,
AlumiCraft-VW, 22:32:48 (46.47) (Class 10)

16. Sammy Ehrenberg, Las Vegas/L.J. Kennedy, Orange, Calif., Jimco-VW,
22:44:30 (46.07) (Class1-2/1600)

17. Nick Vanderwey/Michael Vanderwey, Phoenix/Larry Vanderwey,
Litchfield Park, Ariz., GMC Sierra, 22:45:39 (46.04) (Class

18. Rick L. Johnson, Oak Hills, Calif./Dane Cardone, Huntington Beach,
Calif./Jimmy Nuckles, Brawley, Calif., Toyota Tundra, 23:09:10 (45.26)
(ProTruck)

19. Brian Burgess, Riverside, Calif./Daniel Folts, Chino, Calif.,
23:13:09, Bunderson-VW (45.13) (Class 1-2/1600)

Motorcycles

1. Steve Hengeveld, Oak Hills, Calif./Mike Childress, Wrightwood,
Calif./Quinn Cody, Santa Barbara, Calif., Honda CRF450X, 18:17:50
(57.27mph) (Class 22)

2. Robby Bell, Murrieta, Calif./Kendall Norman, Santa Barbara,
Calif./Johnny Campbell, San Clemente, Calif., Honda CRF450X, 20:31:08
(51.07) (Class 22)

3. Jim O’Neal, Chatsworth, Calif./Tim Withers, Pepeekeo, Hawaii/Jeff
Kaplan, Newberry Park, Calif./Randy Morales, Prescott, Ariz./Tom
Willis, Las Vegas, Honda XR650R, 21:28:45 (48.78) (Class 40)

4. Gerado Rojas, Vicente Guerrero, Mexico/Jorge Hernandez/Francisco
Septien, Ensenada, Mexico, Honda XR650R, 21:32:38 (48.64) (Class 30)

5. Ron Wilson, Encinitas, Calif./Scott Myers, Sun City, Calif./Steve
Garnett, Carson City, Nev./Tim Morton, Escondido, Calif., Honda
XR650R, 21:36:50 (48.48) (Class 30)

6. Dan Walsh/Chris Gunnett/Rob Gibson, Ramona, Calif., Honda XR650R,
22:43:17 (46.12) (Class 22)

7. Tom Grisham, Chula Vista, Calif./Carl Fischer, Highland,
Calif./Mike Mitchell, Salt Lake City, Utah/Mark Chicado, Las Vegas,
Honda CRF450X, 23:31:50 (44.53) (Class 21)

8. Shaun Hanson, Murrieta, Calif./Jim McKay, Hemet, Calif./Mark Milne,
Aztec, N.M., Honda CRF450X, 23:34:27 (44.45) (Class 21)

9. Brian Pinard, Wildomar, Calif./Taber Murphy, Wenatchee, Wash.,
Sergio Vega, Ensenada, Mexico, Honda XR650R, 23:41:50 (44.22) (Class
30)

10. Scott Atchison/Greg Hauser/Larry Collins, Bakersfield, Calif.,
Honda XR650R, 23:44:02 (44.15) (Class 40)

ATVs

1. Danny Prather, Ramona, Calif./Mike Cafro, Carlsbad, Calif./Levi
Marana, Hemet, Calif./Marc Speath, Warner Springs, Calif., Honda
TRX450R, 22:37:46 (46.30mph) (Class 25)

2. Jeff Hancock, Salome, Ariz./Joshua Edwards/Kirk Schreier, Phoenix,
Honda TRX450R, 24:27:16 (42.85) (Class 25)

3. Josh Frederick, Moapa, Nev./Tony Baker, El Cajon, Calif./Shane
Strunk, Phoenix/Michael Swift, Can-Am Renegede, 24:55:54 (42.03)
(Class 25)

4. Alex Camanini, El Cajon, Calif./Carmen Cafro, Vista, Calif./Earl
Thigpen, Murrieta, Calif./Allen Fox, Alpine, Calif./Scott Prather,
Ramona, Calif., Honda SRP650, 25:04:37 (41.78) (Class 25)

5. Wayne Matlock, El Cajon, Calif./Chad Prull, Laveen, Ariz./Keith
Little, Russelville, Al./Wes Miller, Costa Mesa, Calif., Honda
TRX450R, 26:48:04 (39.10) (Class 25)

AND

2005 Tecate SCORE Baja 1000—Ensenada to Ensenada (708.8 miles)

342 Total Starters, 163 Total Finishers

Pro Cars & Trucks

1. Larry Roeseler, Hesperia, Calif./Troy Herbst, Las Vegas,
Smithbuilt-Ford, 15:06:19 (46.92) (Class 1)

2. Bob Shepard, Phoenix/Rick Geiser, Desert Hills, Ariz., Chevy
CK1500, 15:48:49 (44.82) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

3. Alan Pflueger, Honolulu, Chevy Silverado, 15:56:08 (44.48) (SCORE
Trophy-Truck)

4. Mark McMillin, El Cajon, Calif./Brian Ewalt, Bonita, Calif.,
Jimco-Chevy, 15:57:57 (44.39) (Class 1)

5. Tim Herbst/Ed Herbst, Las Vegas, Ford F-150, 16:00:35 (44.27)
(SCORE Trophy-Truck)

6. Damen Jefferies/Casey Jefferies, Oak Hills, Calif., Porter-Chevy,
16:05:01 (44.07) (Class 1)

7. Chad Ragland, Phoenix/Larry Ragland, Cave Creek, Ariz., Chevy
Silverado, 16:08:06 (43.93) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

8. Mark Post, San Juan Capistrano, Calif./Curt LeDuc, Cherry Valley,
Calif., Ford F-150, 16:17:02 (43.53) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

9. Marty Coyne/Travis Coyne, El Centro, Calif., Ford F-150, 16:45:02
(42.31) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

10. Garron Cadiente/Ron Whitton, Mesa, Ariz., Ford F-150, 16:47:35
(42.21) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

11. Corky McMillin (In Memoriam, 1929-2005) Drivers–Gary Arnold,
Bonita, Calif./Hector Cuadras, Chula Vista, Calif., Chenowth-Chevy,
16:50:49 (42.07) (Class 1)

12. Ronny Wilson, Long Beach, Calif./Randy Wilson, Lakewood,
Calif./Rick Wilson, Long Beach, Calif., Jimco-Chevy, 16:51:29 (42:04)
(Class 1)

13. Josh Baldwin, Newport Beach, Calif., Ford F-150, 16:58:37 (41.75)
(SCORE Trophy-Truck)

14. Lobsam Yee/Eli Yee, Angel Barajas, Tijuana, Mexico, Jimco-Honda,
17:15:05 (41.09) (Class 10)

15. B.J. Richardson/John Gaughan/Pat Dean, Las Vegas, Bunderson-Chevy,
17:25:10 (40.69) (Class 1)

16. Andy McMillin/Scott McMillin, Poway, Calif., Jimco-Chevy, 17:47:17
(39.85) (Class 1)

17. Kory Sheeler/Larry Job, Las Vegas, Chevy CK1500, 17:52:44 (39.64)
(SCORE Trophy-Truck)

18. John Cooley, Santee, Calif./Dave Richardson, La Mesa, Calif.,
Alumi Craft-VW, 17:56:34 (39.50) (Class 10)

19. Jason Baldwin, Laguna Beach, Calif., Ford F-150, 18:10:12 (39.01)
(SCORE Trophy-Truck)

20. Jesse Jones, Litchfield Park, Ariz., Ford F-150, 18.39:14 (38.00)
(SCORE Trophy-Truck)

Pro Motorcycles

1. Steve Hengeveld, Oak Hills, Calif./Johnny Campbell, San Clemente,
Calif./Mike Childress, Wrightwood, Calif., Honda XR650R, 14:20:30
(49.42mph) (Class 22)

2. Robby Bell, Murrieta, Calif./Kendall Norman, Santa Barbara,
Calif./Quinn Cody, Buellton, Calif., Honda XR650R, 14:38:01 (48.44)
(Class 22)

3. Brian Pinard, Wildomar, Calif./Scott Myers/Ron Wilson, Honda
XR650R, 16:07:18 (43.97) (Class 30)

4. Tim Morton, Escondido, Calif./Salvador Hernandez, Ensenada,
Mexico/Jason Trubey, Bullhead City, Ariz., Honda CRFX250, 18:01:38
(39.32) (Class 21)

5. Jim O’Neal, Chatsworth, Calif./Tim Withers, Pepeekeo, Hawaii/Jeff
Kaplan, Newbury Park, Calif./Louis Franco, Honda XR650R, 18:19:08
(38.69) (Class 40)

6. Kevin Johnson, Vista, Calif./Ryan Gustine, San Diego/Anthony
Sanchez, Wildomar, Calif., Yamaha YZ250, 18:46:20 (37.76) (Class 21)

7. Robert Laughlin, Solvang, Calif., Honda XR650R, 19:00:12 (37.30)
(SPT M/C over 250cc)

8. Chris Haines, Dana Point, Calif./Jack Johnson, Las Vegas/Scott
Forward, Montrose, Calif./Jim Castillo, Los Alamos, Calif., Honda
XR650R, 19:08:49 (37.02) (Class 50)

9. Joe Desrosiers, San Marcos, Calif./Dean Sharpe, San Diego, Yamaha
YZ250, 19:37:40 (36.11) (Class 21)

10. Gerardo Rojas, Vicente Guerrero, Mexico/Arturo Salas, Tijuana,
Mexico/Francisco Real, San Diego, Honda XR650R, 20:25:40 (34.70mph)
(34.70) (Class 30)

Pro ATVs

1. Wayne Matlock, El Cajon, Calif./Chad Prull, Honda TRX450R, 18:06:53
(39.13) (Class 25)

2. Wes Miller, Fallbrook, Calif./Dan Creech, Honda TRX450, 18:52:37
(37.55) (Class 25)

3. Mike Cafro, Carlsbad, Calif./Danny Prather, Ramona, Calif./William
Yokley, Honda TRX450R, 19:24:36 (36.52) (Class 25)

4. Joel Leal/Israel Reyes/Indalecio Jimenez, Mexicali, Mexico,
Bombardier Baja 650, 20:22:41 (34.78) (Class 25)

5. Francisco Ruano/Gerardo Sepulveda/Rafael Pinedo, Tijuana, Mexico,
Honda TRX 450R, 21:32:18 (32.91) (Class 25)

AND

2004 Tecate SCORE Baja 1000—Ensenada to La Paz (1,013.57 miles)

284 Total Starters, 198 Total Finishers

Pro Cars & Trucks:

FIRST OVERALL 4-WHEEL VEHICLE:1. Troy Herbst, Las Vegas/Larry
Roeseler, Hesperia, Calif., Smithbuilt-Ford, 16 hours, 18 minutes, 14
seconds (62.17 miles per hour) (Class 1)

2. Mark Miller, Carefree, Ariz./Ryan Arciero, Foothill Ranch, Calif.,
Chevy Silverado, 16:24:54 (61.75mph) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

3. Dan Smith/Dave Ashley, Riverside, Calif., Ford F-150, 16:47:05
(60.39mph) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

4. Mark Post, San Juan Capistrano, Calif./Curt LeDuc, Cherry Valley,
Calif., Ford F-150, 16:48:18 (60.31mph) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

5. Andy McMillin/Scott McMillin, Poway, Calif., Jimco-Chevy, 16:54:18
(59.96mph) (Class 1)

6. John Marking, El Cajon, Calif./Chris Harrold, Chula Vista,
Calif./Bob Lofton, Westmorland, Calif., Jimco-Chevy, 17:25:47
(58.15mph) (Class 1)

7. Ed Herbst/Tim Herbst, Las Vegas, Ford F-150, 17:35:10 (57.34mph)
(SCORE Trophy-Truck)

8. Josh Baldwin, Newport Beach, Calif., Ford F-150, 17:44:59
(57.10mph) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

9. Mark McMillin, El Cajon, Calif./Brian Ewalt, Bonita, Calif./Daniel
McMillin, El Cajon, Calif., Jimco-Chevy, 17:50:03 (56.83mph) (Class 1)

10. Gus Vildosola, Mexicali, Mexico/Rob MacCachren, Las Vegas, Ford
F-150, 17:56:31 (56.49mph) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

11. Ron Brant, Oak Hills, Calif./Dennis Boyle, Ventura, Calif.,
Jimco-Chevy, 18:00:09

12. Bob Shepard, Phoenix, Chevy Silverado, 18:03:02 (56.15mph) (SCORE
Trophy-Truck)

13. Martin Christensen, Escondido, Calif./Dave Mason, Valley Center,
Calif., Jimco-BMW, 18:32:24 (54.67mph) (Class 10)

14. Buddy Feldkamp/Bud Feldkamp, Redlands, Calif., Penhall-Chevy,
18:34:03 (54.59mph) (Class 1)

15. Todd Wyllie, New River, Ariz./Dan Fowler, Peoria, Ariz., Chevy
C1500, 18:49:49 (53.83mph) (Class

16. Jesse Jones, Phoenix/Scott Steinberger, Cypress, Calif., Ford
F-150, 19:12:59 (52.75mph) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

17. Will Higman, Newport Beach, Calif./Jerry Higman, Huntington Beach,
Calif., Kreger-Honda, 19:14:55 (52.66mph) (Class 10)

18. Rick Romans/Jerry Bennett, Big Bear Lake, Calif., Jimco-Chevy;
19:20:46 (52.39mph) (Class 1)

19. Rick L. Johnson, Oak Hills, Calif./Tony Vanillo, Hesperia, Calif.,
Toyota Tundra, 19:36:40 (51.68mph) (PROTRUCK)

20. Jason Baldwin, Laguna Beach, Calif., Ford F-150, 19:41:55
(51.45mph) (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

Pro Motorcycles

FIRST OVERALL MOTORCYCLE: 1. Steve Hengeveld, Oak Hills, Calif./Johnny
Campbell, San Clemente, Calif./Kendall Norman, Santa Barbara, Calif.,
Honda XR650R, 15:57:37 (63.51mph) (Class 22)

2. Chris Blais, Apple Valley, Calif./Kellon Walch, Las Vegas/Andy
Grider, Los Olivos, Calif./Scot Harden, Menefee, Calif., KTM 700LC4,
16:22:12 (61.92mph) (Class 22)

3. Jim O’Neal, Chatsworth, Calif./Tim Withers, Pepeekeo, Hawaii/Jeff
Kaplan, Newbury Park, Calif., Honda XR650, 17:33:13 (57.74mph) (Class
40)

4. Gerardo Rojas, Vicente Guerrero, Mexico/Sergio Vega/Manuel Santana,
Ensenada, Mexico, Honda XR650, 17:35:23 (57.62mph) (Class 30)

5. Lukas Lundin/PG Lundmark, Canada, Honda XR650, 18:22:11(55.18mph) (Class 40)

Pro ATVs

FIRST OVERALL ATV: 1. Ruben Martin/Gilberto Santana, Tijuana,
Mexico/Arnoldo Ramirez, Ensenada, Mexico, Bombardier DS650 Baja X,
19:52:23, (51.00mph) (Class 25)

2. John Gregory, Spring Valley, Calif./Doug Eichner, El Cajon,
Calif./Marc Speath/Danny Rudd, La Habra, Calif., Honda TRX450R,
20:01:16 (50.63mph) (Class 25)

3. Ray Schooley, Poway, Calif/Ryan Wheeler, El Cajon, Calif./Tony
Baker/Greg Row, San Diego, Bombardier DS650X, 24:34:40 (41.24mph)
(Class 25)

AND

2003 Tecate SCORE Baja 1000—Ensenada to Ensenada (808 miles)

272 Total Starters, 153 Total Finishers

FIRST OVERALL 4-WHEEL VEHICLE—1. Doug Fortin/Charlie Townsley, El
Cajon, Calif., Jimco-Chevy (CLASS 1)

2. Mark Miller, Carefree, Ariz./Ryan Arciero, Foothill Ranch, Calif.,
Chevy Silverado (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

3. Tim Herbst/Ed Herbst, Las Vegas, Ford F-150 (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

4. Scott McMillin/Andy McMillin, Poway, Calif., Jimco-Chevy (CLASS 1)

5. Gus Vildsola, Mexicali, Mexico/Rob MacCachren, Las Vegas, Ford
F-150 (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

6. Dale Ebberts, Canyon Lake, Calif./Ernie Castro Jr., Newport Beach,
Calif., Jimco-Toyota (CLASS 1)

7. Ron Brant, Oak Hills, Calif./Richard Boyle, Ridgecrest, Calif.,
Jimco-Chevy (CLASS 1)

8. Dan Smith/Dave Ashley, Riverside, Calif., Ford F-150 (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

9. B.J. Baldwin/Larry Job, Las Vegas, Ford F-150 (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

10. Kory Holopoff/Harley Letner, Orange, Calif., Henry Chassis-Honda (CLASS 10)

First Overall Motorcycle–1. Steve Hengeveld, Oak Hills, Calif./Johnny
Campbell, SanClemente, Calif., Honda XR650R (CLASS 22)

AND

2002 Tecate SCORE Baja 1000—Ensenada to La Paz (1,017.31 miles)

234 Total Starters, 151 Total Finishers

FIRST OVERALL 4-WHEEL VEHICLE—1. Dan Smith/David Ashley, Riverside,
Calif., Ford F-150, (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

2. Ed Herbst/Tim Herbst, Las Vegas, Ford F-150 (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

3. Mike Julson, El Cajon, Calif./Bob Lofton, Westmorland, Calif.,
Jimco-Chevy (CLASS 1)

4. Doug Fortin, El Cajon, Calif./Charlie Townsley, Las Vegas,
Jimco-Chevy (CLASS 1)

5. Troy Herbst, Las Vegas/Larry Roeseler, Hesperia, Calif.,
Smithbuilt-Ford (CLASS 1)

6. Scott McMillin/Andy McMillin, Poway, Calif., Porter-Chevy (CLASS 1)

7. Robby Gordon, Orange, Calif., Ford F-150 (SCORE Trophy-Truck)

8. Scott Steinberger, Cypress, Calif./Jesse Jones, Phoenix, Ford F-150
(SCORE Trophy-Truck)

9. Gary Weyhrich/Mark Weyhrich, Troutdale, Ore., Jimco-Chevy (CLASS 1)

10. Alan Pflueger, Honolulu/Dan Ragland, Cave Creek, Colo., Chevy
Silverado (ProTruck)

First Overall Motorcycle–1. Steve Hengeveld, Oak Hills, Calif./Johnny
Campbell, SanClemente, Calif., Honda XR650R (CLASS 22)

SCORE Baja 1000 Advance 11.9.09

November 9, 2009

Next week in Ensenada, Mexico
Like Ampudia, Bio, Baldwin, Hall, Herbst, McMillin, Vildosola,
Wilson–it’s all about family at 42nd Tecate SCORE Baja 1000

326 Racers entered to date, including 35 SCORE Trophy-Trucks, from 39 States
And 14 countries in internationally-televised Granddaddy of all desert races

LOS ANGELES—From Ampudia to Wilson, desert racing is all about family ties and among the nearly 350 entries for next week’s 42nd Annual Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 are over 30 entries with multiple-family members competing in the granddaddy of all desert races.
With racers competing in 29 Pro and 6 Sportsman classes for cars, trucks, motorcycles and ATVs, the legendary race will be held Nov. 19-22 in Ensenada, Mexico. Completing its 36th year as the World’s foremost desert racing sanctioning body, the event is the finale of the five-race 2009 SCORE Desert Series. To date, adventurers and the world’s best desert racers have come from 39 U.S. States and 14 countries to gather on the majestic Baja California peninsula.
While many entries have family members on support crews that can swell to as high as 50 people and some entries now have third-generation desert racers, the Ampudia, Bio, Baldwin, Hall, Herbst, McMillin, Vildosola and Wilson families are among the prominent SCORE Baja racers that have multiple family members competing either in the same vehicle or in separate vehicles this year in the world’s most challenging desert race.
“There is no sport in the world that attracts more family participants than desert racing,” said Sal Fish, SCORE CEO/President since soon after SCORE International started in 1973. “SCORE is both humbled and honored to have so many of the greatest racing families in the world competing with us in the most incredible desert race in the world. To think with everything going on in the world today that we have nearly 350 entries heading to Ensenada is a true testament to the preeminent position this race holds in the motorsports world.”
It’s the oldest and most well known of all desert races, and it remains as the single most appealing accomplishment to a driver. Since 1967, the Granddaddy of all desert races has been run over the mysterious Baja California peninsula. Because of the economics and logistics involved, some years it is a peninsula run while most years it is a loop race, starting and finishing in Ensenada.
This year’s 672.85-mile race will start for the 35th time and finish for the 20th time in Ensenada. The motorcycle and ATV classes will start their journey at 6:30 a.m. (PST, Friday, Nov. 20) with the car and truck classes starting at approximately 10:30 a.m., or three hours after the last ATV leaves the line. Vehicles will leave in 30-second intervals in the elapsed-time race and while the fastest finishers are expected to complete the course in approximately 14 hours. All vehicles will have a 31-hour time limit to become official finishers in the legendary adventure.
Rodrigo Ampudia Jr., of Ensenada, splits driving in Class 8 with his father Rodrigo Sr. while Cisco Bio and his father Pancho Bio, of El Cajon, Calif., will share the driving in two classes—Cisco as driver of record in SCORE Lite and Pancho as DOR in Class 9.
B.J. Baldwin and his father Bobby Baldwin, of Las Vegas, drive separate Chevy Silverado trucks in the featured SCORE Trophy-Truck division while Rod Hall will drive in two classes, one with each of his sons.
The venerable Hall, Reno, Nev., is only individual who has raced in all 41 previous Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 races.
The legendary Hall has a race-record 19 career class wins in this event and is the only driver to have competed every year (all in a car or truck class). Hall, who will turn 72 on Nov. 22, will be looking for two class wins this year as he is entered as the second driver for his sons Josh and Chad Hall in Hummer H3 vehicles in both the Stock Mini and Stock Full classes.
The three-generation McMillin Racing family, who all live in the San Diego area, continue to follow in the racetracks of family patriarch Corky McMillin, who raced until shortly before he passed away at 76 in 2006.
Corky’s sons Mark and Scott will both drive in the marquee SCORE Trophy-Truck division. Mark will share driving with longtime team member Brian Ewalt while Scott will be the second driver for his son Andy, who won the 2006 Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 driving with Robby Gordon.
Mark’s sons Daniel and Luke McMillin will share the driving in a Class 1-2/1600 entry.
McMillin Racing has 12 class wins in the Tecate SCORE Baja 1000, led by Mark McMillin’s eight class wins which includes five overall titles.
Another prominent Mexican race team, Gus Vildosola Jr. and Gus Vildosola Sr., share the driving in a Ford F-150 in the SCORE Trophy-Truck division.
Wilson Motorsports of Long Beach, Calif., is another of the prominent multi-generational SCORE Baja race teams. In this year’s race, Randy Wilson and his brother Ronny will team up in Class 1 where Randy is the current class point leader heading into the season finale. In Class 1-2/1600, cousins Brian Wilson and Brad Wilson will share driving with Las Vegas’ Sammy Ehrenberg. Brian Wilson enters the race currently tied for the Class 1-2/1600 point lead.
The only husband/wife combination entered as drivers of record this year are Cameron Steele and Heidi Steele of San Clemente, Calif. Cameron Steele races in SCORE Trophy-Truck while Heidi Steele is the Class 6 point leader in her Ford Ranger.
Both racing in motorcycle classes, leading the brother and sister racers entered this year are Quinn Cody and Anna Cody. Quinn Cody, Los Olivos, Calif., is a team rider for Johnny Campbell Racing in the open Class 22 while Anna Cody, Simi Valley, Calif., is the rider of record for a strong team in Class 20.
Among the other father/son teams competing together are Las Vegas’ Rudy and Carlos Cortez (Class 1), Stuart Chase, Burbank, Calif. and Eric Chase, San Diego (Class 1), Mexico’s Carlos and Gerardo Iribe (Class 1-2/1600), Mark and Shea McIntyre, Oakland, Calif. (Class 1-2/1600), Dan and Thomas Chamlee, Carpenteria, Calif. (Class 7), Lee and Lee Banning Jr. (SCORE Lite), Luis and Luis Barragan Jr., Mexicali, Mexico (SCORE Lite), Brian and Cody Parkhouse, Long Beach, Calif. (SCORE Lite) along with Ron and Jeremy Purvines, Henderson, Nev. (Class 21).
John Langley, the Producer of the popular COPS Television show, has two family vehicles entered in the SCORE Lite class. He is driver of record in one vehicle with his son Zak as a co-driver and his other son Morgan is driver of record in the second vehicle.
This year’s race also features two sets of twin brothers racing together. Arturo and Able Velazco, Banning, Calif. (Class 1-2/1600) and Matt and Max Eddy, Barstow., Calif. (Class 22) are the two sets of twins.
Leading the brothers racing separately are England’s Darren and Gavin Skilton. Darren Skilton races in Class 3 while Gavin Skilton competes in the Stock Mini class. The brothers each won their respective classes in this race last year.
Among the other brothers racing together are: Phoenix’s Nick, Larry and Mike Vanderwey (SCORE Trophy-Truck), Eric and Hiram Duran, Tecate, Calif. (Class 1-2/1600), Sacramento’s Donald and Kenneth Moss (Class 3), Scott Wisdom, Lake Forest, Calif. and Brady Wisdom, Huntington Beach, Calif. (SCORE Lite) and Ryan and Connor Penhall, Corona, Calif. (Class 22).
The race will start and finish on Boulevard Costero adjacent to the picturesque Bahia de Todos Santos in front of the historical Riviera del Pacifico Cultural Center in the heart of Ensenada.
Pre-running on the 672.85-mile loop course officially began this past Saturday. Pre-running is allowed from Ojos Negros and back, starting at race mile 43.3. One way pre-running from the start to Ojos Negros will be allowed only on Wednesday and Thursday of race week (Nov. 18 and 19). During the race, the first section of the course, approximately 40 miles, will be used both leaving the city and returning to Ensenada.
While late entries are accepted up to race day, a total of 326 entries have officially been accepted for the race as of today which will put the starting field in the top 10 in the 42-year history of the storied event.
The car and truck classes with the most entries to date are SCORE Trophy-Truck (35), Class 1 (24), Class 1-2/1600 (15) and SCORE Lite (14) and Class 10 (10).
Among the motorcycle and ATV classes, the open motorcycle Class 22 has the most entries to date with 18 followed by Class 30, riders 30 years old and over, which has 13.
Leading the six Sportsman classes in the race is Sportsman Motorcycle over 250cc which has 37 entries and Sportsman Motorcycle under 250cc which has 15 entries to date.
The defending overall champions are all in this year’s field: Roger Norman, Reno, Nev./Larry Roeseler, Boulevard, Calif., in the No. 8 Norman Motorsports BFGoodrich Tires Ford F-150 SCORE Trophy-Truck, the No. 1x Class 22 open motorcycle team led by Robby Bell, Sun City, Calif., on a Kawasaki KX450 and the No. 1a Class 24 open ATV team led by Wayne Matlock, El Cajon, Calif., on a Honda TRX700XX.
With massive crowds reaching nearly 250,000 anticipated to again be spread out along the rugged course that travels from Ensenada to Ojos Negros, east down Laguna Salada to San Felipe, down through the legendary Matomi Wash, around Mike’s Sky Ranch, through both Rancho Las Truchas and Rancho El Coyote, down the infamous Simpson’s Hill and back to the Pacific Coast below San Vicente and up through Santo Tomas, Uruapan and back to Ojos Negros, covering much of the northern half of the majestic Baja California peninsula to and from Ensenada.
Pre-race festivities on Thursday, Nov. 19, for the Tecate SCORE Baja 1000, including the vastly popular tech and contingency of all vehicles and the SCORE Manufacturer’s Midway will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Boulevard Costero in front of the Riviera del Pacifico Cultural Center. The pre-race mandatory driver/rider briefing will be held Thursday, Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. in the Cathedral Room at the Riviera del Pacifico Cultural Center. Racer and media registration will be held at the San Nicolas Resort Hotel from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 18 and from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 19.
The post-race Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 Survivor’s Celebration will be held poolside at the San Nicolas Resort Hotel at 10 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 22.
This year’s Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 desert race will be televised on a delayed basis as a one-hour NBC Sports special, in association with SCORE and Aura360, for the sixth consecutive year. It is scheduled to air on NBC at 2 p.m. (EST) on Sunday, Dec. 19 on the NBC Television Network. It will also air on a delayed basis outside of the U.S. on ESPN International.
In addition to season point class point championships, drivers in the Pro car and truck classes are also racing to earn prestigious SCORE Toyota Milestone Awards given to all drivers who complete every required mile of the five-race season. Being presented by Toyota Motorsports for the 24th consecutive year, a total of 16 drivers remain eligible after Round 4 of the 2009 SCORE Desert Series.
This race also features the prestigious Sal Fish SCORE IronRider awards presented to each motorcycle or ATV rider who completes the course within the time limit while riding solo. To date, 28 individuals have officially declared that they will be attempting to complete the course riding solo.
Current SCORE official annual sponsors are: BFGoodrich Tires-official tire, Volkswagen of America-official vehicle, Sunoco Race Fuels -official fuel supplier, Bilstein-official shock, Instant Mexico Auto Insurance-official Mexican auto insurance, Slime-official tire sealant and Red Bull–official energy drink. Associate sponsors are: Tecate Beer, Coca-Cola of Mexico, Las Vegas Events, Terrible Herbst Inc., Blue C Enthusiast Advertising, SignPros, P.C.I. Race Radios, McKenzie’s Performance Products and Advanced Color Graphics.
Additional associate sponsors for the 2009 Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 are Proturismo de Ensenada and the State Tourism Department of Baja California.
For more information regarding the series, contact SCORE at its Los Angeles headquarters 818.225.8402 or visit the official website of the 2009 SCORE Desert Series at www.score-international.com.

2009 Tecate SCORE Baja 1000
Final round of five race 2009 SCORE Desert Series
Nov. 19-22 — Ensenada, Mexico
TOTAL ENTRIES: 326 (39 States, 14 Countries)(as of 11/9/09)
All-Time Starters, Finishers, Race Sites
1967
Tijuana to La Paz
Total Starters: 68, Total Finishers: 31
1968
Ensenada to La Paz
Total Starters: 243, Total Finishers: 106
1969
Ensenada to La Paz
Total Starters: 247, Total Finishers: 96
1970
Ensenada to La Paz
Total Starters: 261, Total Finishers: 145
1971
Ensenada to La Paz
Total Starters: 222, Total Finishers: 116
1972
Mexicali to La Paz
Total Starters: 245, Total Finishers: 98
1973
Ensenada to La Paz
Total Starters: 143, Total Finishers: 73
1974
NO RACE (Fuel Crisis)
1975
Ensenada to Ensenada
Total Starters: 235, Total Finishers: 86
1976
Ensenada to Ensenada
Total Starters: 218, Total Finishers: 74
1977
Ensenada to Ensenada
Total Starters: 346, Total Finishers: 123
1978
Ensenada to Ensenada
Total Starters: 219, Total Finishers: 56
1979
Ensenada to La Paz
Total Starters: 244, Total Finishers: 121
1980
Ensenada to Ensenada
Total Starters: 255, Total Finishers: 104
1981
Ensenada to Ensenada
Total Starters: 250, Total Finishers: 85
1982
Ensenada to La Paz
Total Starters: 135, Total Finishers: 69
1983
Ensenada to Ensenada
Total Starters: 248, Total Finishers: 76
1984
Ensenada to Ensenada
Total Starters: 169, Total Finishers: 75
1985
Ensenada to Ensenada
Total Starters: 211, Total Finishers: 111
1986
Ensenada to La Paz
Total Starters: 237, Total Finishers: 147
1987
Ensenada to Ensenada
Total Starters: 314, Total Finishers: 180
1988
Ensenada to Ensenada
Total Starters: 329, Total Finishers: 163
1989
Ensenada to La Paz
Total Starters: 286, Total Finishers: 176
1990
Ensenada to Ensenada
Total Starters: 308 Total Finishers: 162
1991
Ensenada to Ensenada
Total Starters: 271, Total Finishers: 124
1992
Ensenada to La Paz
Total Starters: 307, Total Finishers: 189
1993
Mexicali to Mexicali
Total Starters: 260, Total Finishers: 96
1994
Mexicali to Mexicali
Total Starters: 281, Total Finishers: 120
1995
Tijuana to La Paz
Total Starters: 283, Total Finishers: 160
1996
Ensenada to Ensenada
Total Starters: 220, Total Finishers: 113
1997
Ensenada to Ensenada
Total Starters: 221, Total Finishers: 130
1998
Santo Tomas to La Paz
Total Starters: 207, Total Finishers: 123
1999
Ojos Negros to Ojos Negros
Total Starters: 238, Total Finishers: 101
2000
Tecate SCORE Baja 2000
Ensenada to Cabo San Lucas
Total Starters: 262, Total Finishers: 184
2001
Ensenada to Ensenada
Total Starters: 219, Total Finishers: 102
2002
Ensenada to La Paz
Total Starters: 234, Total Finishers: 151
2003
Ensenada to Ensenada
Total Starters: 272, Total Finishers: 153
2004
Ensenada to La Paz
Total Starters: 284, Total Finishers: 198
2005
Ensenada to Ensenada
Total Starters: 342, Total Finishers: 163
2006
Ensenada to La Paz
*Total Starters: 431, Total Finishers: 234
2007
Ensenada to Cabo San Lucas
Total Starters: 424, Total Finishers: 237**
2008
Ensenada to Ensenada
Total Starters: 347, Total Finishers: 227

*Event Record-Starters
**Event Record-Finishers

All-Time Start Sites
Times, City
34-Ensenada
3-Mexicali
2-Tijuana
1-Ojos Negros
1-Santo Tomas
All-Time Finish Sites
Times, City
19-Ensenada
17-La Paz
2-Mexicali
2-Cabo San Lucas
1-Ojos Negros

Top Total Starters
Year, Number (Finishers)
2006—431 Starters (234 Finishers)
2007—424 Starters (237 Finishers)
2008—347 Starters (227 Finishers)
1977—346 Starters (123 Finishers)
2005—342 Starters (163 Finishers)
1988—329 Starters (163 Finishers)
1987—314 Starters (180 Finishers)
1990—308 Starters (162 Finishers)
1992—307 Starters (189 Finishers)
1989—286 Starters (176 Finishers)
2004—284 Starters (198 Finishers)
1995—283 Starters (160 Finishers)
1994—281 Starters (120 Finishers)
2003—272 Starters (153 Finishers)
1991—271 Starters (124 Finishers)
Top Total Finishers
Year, Number (Starters)
2007—237 Finishers (424 Starters)
2006—234 Finishers (431 Starters)
2008—227 Finishers (347 Starters)
2004—198 Finishers (284 Starters)
1992—189 Finishers (307 Starters)
2000—184 Finishers (262 Starters)
1987—180 Finishers (314 Starters)
1989—176 Finishers (286 Starters)
2005—163 Finishers (342 Starters)
1988—163 Finishers (329 Starters)
1990—162 Finishers (308 Starters)
1995—160 Finishers (283 Starters)
2003—153 Finishers (272 Starters)
2002—151 Finishers (234 Starters)
1986—147 Finishers (237 Starters)

SCORE Baja 1000 PreRun Advance 11.3.09

November 3, 2009

Sal Fish signature race course

Pre-running starts Friday on rugged 672.85-mile course

For November’s 42nd Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 desert race

303 Racers entered to date, including 34 SCORE Trophy-Trucks, from 38
States and 13 countries

In internationally-televised Granddaddy of all desert races; finale of
five-race 2009 SCORE Desert Series

To be held in Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico, Nov. 19-22;

GPS data, course map available at www.score-international.com

LOS ANGELES—Adventurers and the world’s best desert racers will
begin practicing Friday as official pre-running starts for November’s
42nd Annual Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 desert race.

With over 325 entries expected to compete in 29 Pro and 6
Sportsman classes for cars, trucks, motorcycles and ATVs, the
granddaddy of all desert races will be held Nov. 19-22 in Ensenada,
Mexico. Completing its 36th year as the World’s foremost desert racing
sanctioning body, the event is the finale of the five-race 2009 SCORE
Desert Series. To date entries have come from 38 U.S. States and 13
countries.

It’s the oldest and most well known of all desert races, and it
remains as the single most appealing accomplishment to a driver. Since
1967, the Granddaddy of all desert races has been run over the
mysterious Baja California peninsula. Because of the economics and
logistics involved, some years it is a peninsula run while most years
it is a loop race, starting and finishing in Ensenada.

This year’s 672.85-mile race will start for the 35th time and
finish for the 20th time in Ensenada. The motorcycle and ATV classes
will start their journey at 6:30 a.m. (PST, Friday, Nov. 20) with the
car and truck classes starting at approximately 10:30 a.m., or three
hours after the last ATV leaves the line. Vehicles will leave in
30-second intervals in the elapsed-time race and while the fastest
finishers are expected to complete the course in approximately 14
hours. All vehicles will have a 31-hour time limit to become official
finishers in the legendary adventure.

The race will start and finish on Boulevard Costero adjacent to
the picturesque Bahia de Todos Santos in front of the historical
Riviera del Pacifico Cultural Center in the heart of Ensenada.

Pre-running on the 672.85-mile loop course will officially begin
on Saturday. Pre-running will be allowed from Ojos Negros and back,
starting at race mile 43.3. One way pre-running from the start to Ojos
Negros will be allowed only on Wednesday and Thursday of race week
(Nov. 18 and 19). During the race, the first section of the course,
approximately 40 miles, will be used leaving the city and returning to
Ensenada.

While late entries are accepted up to race day, a total of 303
entries have officially been accepted for the race as of today which
will put the starting field in the top 10 in the 42-year history of
the storied event.

“We have been able, with the dedication and cooperation of many
of our friends in Baja California, to develop a race course for the
42nd Annual Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 that will challenge even the most
experienced of our great SCORE desert racers,” commented Sal Fish,
SCORE President/CEO since soon after it was founded in 1973. “This
great, great course presents the competitors with all of the variety
of terrain and elevation changes you could possibly hope for along
with the dramatic beauty of Baja. This spectacular race course
features the best of the courses we have used in our last three SCORE
Baja races.”

With massive crowds reaching nearly 250,000 anticipated to again
be spread out along the rugged course that travels from Ensenada, down
Laguna Salada to San Felipe, down through the legendary Matomi Wash,
around Mike’s Sky Ranch, through both Rancho El Trachis and Rancho El
Coyote, down the infamous Simpson’s Hill and back to the Pacific Coast
below San Vicente and up through Santo Tomas, Uruapan and back to Ojos
Negros, covering much of the northern half of the majestic Baja
California peninsula to and from Ensenada.

From the start in Ensenada the course will go east to Ojos Negros
for almost 40 miles which will be raced in both directions during the
race. From Ojos Negros, the course will travel in a clockwise
direction. From Ojos Negros, the course turns South to El Alamo and
then east up through the Summit and makes a South turn at Cohabuzo
Junction and on to the the infamous Laguna Salada, paralleling Mexican
Highway 5. Next is San Felipe loop where the course will cover some
of the rugged Tecate SCORE San Felipe 250 course including the
magnificent Matomi Wash.

After the San Felipe loop, which travels in a counterclockwise
direction from and back to Borrego, the course will head north and
northwest, joining Highway 3 for a short distance to the Mike’s Sky
Ranch turnoff. Then the course heads behind Mike’s and around Rancho
Trachis and Rancho Coyote and down the challenging Simpson’s hill.
From this point the course is very similar to the Tecate SCORE Baja
500 heading north along the Pacific Ocean below San Vicente and past
Erendira, back inland up through Santo Tomas then turning northeast
just past Uruapan winding its way back to Ojos Negros for the final
charge back to Ensenada. In the Erendira area, the course avoids the
rocky section along the Pacific, taking instead a high plateau east of
that area.

The course features six checkpoints, where vehicle numbers and
passing times are recorded to help verify the information gathered on
the electronic recording devices that are mounted on all vehicles in
the race.

The locations of the six checkpoints are: Checkpoint 1 (race-mile
90.03, North of Santa Catarina), CP2 (rm213.27-southwest of Borrego),
CP3 (rm309.80-South of San Felipe), CP4 (rm401.94-Southwest of
Borrego), CP5 (rm 535.32-San Vicente Vineyards) and CP6 (rm631.25-Ojos
Negros).

Pre-race festivities on Thursday, Nov. 19, for the Tecate SCORE
Baja 1000, including the vastly popular tech and contingency of all
vehicles and the SCORE Manufacturer’s Midway will be held from 19 a.m.
to 5 p.m. on Boulevard Costero in front of the Riviera del Pacifico
Cultural Center. The pre-race mandatory driver/rider briefing will be
held Thursday, Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. in the Cathedral Room at the Riviera
del Pacifico Cultural Center. Racer and media registration will be
held at the San Nicolas Resort Hotel from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on
Wednesday, Nov. 18 and from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 19.

While entries will be accepted up to race morning (Friday, Nov.
20), late entries will be assigned the next available number and
starting position within each class.

The post-race Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 Survivor’s Celebration will
be held poolside at the San Nicolas Resort Hotel at 10 a.m. on Sunday,
Nov. 22.

The car and truck classes with the most entries to date are SCORE
Trophy-Truck (34), Class 1 (23), Class 1-2/1600 (13) and Class 10 and
SCORE Lite (10 each).

Among the motorcycle and ATV classes, the open motorcycle Class
22 has the most entries to date with 18 followed by Class 30, riders
30 years old and over, which has 13.

Leading the six Sportsman classes in the race is Sportsman
Motorcycle over 250cc which has 35 entries and Sportsman Motorcycle
under 250cc which has 14 entries to date.

The defending overall champions are all in this year’s field:
Roger Norman, Reno, Nev./Larry Roeseler, Boulevard, Calif., in the No.
8 Norman Motorsports BFGoodrich Tires Ford F-150 SCORE Trophy-Truck,
the No. 1x Class 22 open motorcycle team led by Robby Bell, Sun City,
Calif., on a Kawasaki KX450 and the No. 1a Class 24 open ATV team led
by Wayne Matlock, El Cajon, Calif., on a Honda TRX700XX.

Among the many other talented entries from all over the world is
the venerable Rod Hall, Reno, Nev., who is only individual who has
raced in all 41 previous Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 races.

The legendary Hall, 70, of Reno, Nev., has a race-record 19
career class wins in this event and is the only driver to have
competed every year (all in a car or truck class). Hall will be
looking for two class wins this year as he is entered as the second
driver for his sons Josh and Chad Hall in Hummer H3 vehicles in both
the Stock Mini and Stock Full classes.

This year’s Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 desert race will be televised
on a delayed basis as a one-hour NBC Sports special, in association
with SCORE and Aura360, for the sixth consecutive year. It is
scheduled to air on NBC at 2 p.m. (EST) on Sunday, Dec. 19 on the NBC
Television Network. It will also air on a delayed basis outside of the
U.S. on ESPN International.

In addition to season point class point championships, drivers in
the Pro car and truck classes are also racing to earn prestigious
SCORE Toyota Milestone Awards given to all drivers who complete every
required mile of the five-race season. Being presented by Toyota
Motorsports for the 24th consecutive year, a total of 16 drivers
remain eligible after Round 4 of the 2009 SCORE Desert Series.

This race also features the prestigious Sal Fish SCORE IronRider
awards presented to each motorcycle or ATV rider who completes the
course within the time limit while riding solo. To date, 24
individuals have officially declared that they will be attempting to
complete the course riding solo.

Current SCORE official annual sponsors are: BFGoodrich
Tires-official tire, Volkswagen of America-official vehicle, Sunoco
Race Fuels -official fuel supplier, Bilstein-official shock, Instant
Mexico Auto Insurance-official Mexican auto insurance, Slime-official
tire sealant and Red Bull–official energy drink. Associate sponsors
are: Tecate Beer, Coca-Cola of Mexico, Las Vegas Events, Terrible
Herbst Inc., Blue C Enthusiast Advertising, SignPros, P.C.I. Race
Radios, McKenzie’s Performance Products and Advanced Color Graphics.

Additional associate sponsors for the 2009 Tecate SCORE Baja 1000
are Proturismo de Ensenada and the State Tourism Department of Baja
California.

For more information regarding the series, contact SCORE at its
Los Angeles headquarters 818.225.8402 or visit the official website of
the 2009 SCORE Desert Series at www.score-international.com.

2009 Tecate SCORE Baja 1000

Final round of five race 2009 SCORE Desert Series

Nov. 19-22 — Ensenada, Mexico

TOTAL ENTRIES: 303 (38 States, 13 Countries)(as of 11/3/09)

PRO CARS & TRUCKS

SCORE TROPHY-TRUCK (34)

2 Pete Sohren

71 Rick D. Johnson

96 Bobby Baldwin

7 Scott Steinberger

12 Brian Collins

84 Nick Vanderwey

1 B.J. Baldwin

77 Robby Gordon

19 Tim Herbst

8 Roger Norman

24 Adam Householder

3 Mark Post

9 Mark Weyhrich

16 Cameron Steele

23 Mark McMillin

4 Gus Vildosola Jr.

59 Craig Potts

28 Alan Pflueger

31 Andy McMillin

74 Rob Bruce

76 Jesse Jones

78 Jesse Ashcraft

51 Kory Scheeler

13 Ed Stout

22 Damen Jefferies

47 James Bult

30 Robbie Pierce

20 Rob MacCachren

58 Ronnie Wilson

35 Jason Voss

39 Ron Whitton

10 Greg Nunley

79 Mike Mastro

75 Jerry Zaiden

CLASS 1 (23)

101 Armin Schwarz

102 Harley Letner

103 Jerry Penhall

104 Armin Kremer

105 Brian Parkhouse

106 Randy Wilson

107 Robert LeMaster

108 Todd Welling

109 Rudy Cortez

110 Troy Herbst

111 Dale Lenk

112 George Thieriot

113 Josh Daniel

114 Eric Chase

115 Brad Fouvre

116 Richard Boyle

117 Brendan Fikes

118 Brad Etter

119 Charles Rudolph

120 Jesse Hooker

121 Josh Rigsby

147 Chuck Dempsey

148 Chuck Sacks

CLASS 1-2/1600 (13)

1601 Cody Robinson

1602 Jose Fernandez

1603 Arturo Velazco

1604 Wes McKenzie

1605 Daniel McMillin

1606 Gerardo Iribe

1643 Alejandro Lozano

1644 Eliseo Garcia

1645 Eric Duran

1646 Corbin Harris

1647 Brian Wilson

1648 Justin Smith

1649 Arnoldo Ramirez

CLASS 3 (4)

300 Donald Moss

301 Scott Barnes

302 Daniel Wright

349 Darren Skilton

CLASS 5 (7)

500 Kevin Carr

501 Drew Belk

502 Chris Willis

503 Shaun Dunbar

517 Carlos Albanez

518 Vince Wavra

519 Che Corlett

CLASS 5/1600 (9)

551 Jonathon Knight

552 Alonso Angulo

553 Oscar Venegas

554 Mark Low

555 Erich Reisen

556 Ernesto Arambula

577 Armando Garcia

578 Pedro Athie

550 Marcos Nunez

CLASS 6 (8)

601 Richard Blunk

602 Marc Burnett

603 Robert Pickering

604 Jose Acuna Jr

616 Steve Kovach

617 Heidi Steele

618 John Townsend

619 Gregg Hempel

CLASS 7 (6)

701 Scott Ulrich

700 Dan Chamlee

703 Bill Kunz

704 Brandon Walsh

705 Jose Gonzalez

706 Igor Galvan

CLASS 7SX (3)

741 Norman Turley

742 Brandt Anderson

759 John Holmes

CLASS 8 (4)

801 Rodrigo Ampudia Jr.

802 Juan C. Lopez

803 Dave Crinklaw

839 Clyde Stacy

CLASS 9 (3)

901 Zack Burkett

902 Chuck Krumm

949 Ulises Morquecho

CLASS 10 (10)

1001 Jesus Gonzalez

1000 Mike Lawrence

1003 Javier Robles

1004 Justin Davis

1005 Lars Ferry

1006 Scott Gailey

1007 Sergio Salgado

1008 Steve Restivo

1048 David Greenhill

1049 Jose Lynch

SCORE LITE (10)

1201 Luis Barragan

1202 Brent Parkhouse

1203 Morgan Langley

1204 John Langley

1205 Rob Smith

1206 John Padgett

1207 Mark Fusting

1200 Rick St. John

1248 Greg Gustin

1249 Roberto Encinas

CLASS 11 (5)

1101 Eric Solorzano

1102 Michael Brown

1103 Dolores Casarez

1104 Jim Graham

1149 Gustavo Garayzar

STOCK FULL (3)

860 Chad Hall

878 Joe Bacal

879 Justin Matney

STOCK MINI (3)

761 Josh Hall

778 Robert Ditner

779 Gavin Skilton

PROTRUCK (4)

250 Gary Magness

234 Rob Reinertson

260 Nils Castillo

240 Rob Kittleson

CLASS 17 (3)

1701 Eric Filar

1702 Mike Shaffer

1749 Cliff Cook

BAJA CHALLENGE (4)

BC1 Christian Hammarskjold

BC2 Jay Culbertson

BC3 Brian Valentine

BC4 Mike Cassling

CLASS 2 (1)

209 William Erickson

PRO MOTORCYCLES

CLASS 22 (18)

2x Adam Thissen

3x Jason Lulis

4x Cameron Corfman

5x James Hall-S

1x Robby Bell

7x A.J. Stewart

8x John Kaisersatt

9x Dunn Voyer-S

10x Mark Bradford

11x Ivan Ramirez

12x Kendall Norman

13x Chuck Neugebauer

14x Chad Black

16x Brad Williscroft

17x Aaron Lindsey-S

18x Colton Udall

19x Adam Neuwirth

20x Matt Eddy

CLASS 21 (5)

101x Dan Troy-S

102x Ronnie Wilson

103x Bill Boyer

104x Chris Parker

105x Jeremy Purvines

CLASS 20 (6)

151x Manuel Reyes

150x Anna Cody

153x Jesus Rios

154x Tony Gurule

155x Marco Bernaldez

169x Hector Castillo

CLASS 30 (13)

301x Mike Johnson

302x Sean Bradley

303x Jean-Paul Cyr

304x Alejandro Ventosa

305x Eric Alfaro

306x James Dickinson

307x Robert Boyle

308x Sol Saltzman

309x Ron Wilson-S

310x Miguel Jimenez

311x Sergio Villalpando

312x Talya Dodson-S

349x Mike Kay

CLASS 40 (6)

401x Brian Campbell

402x Brad Turnidge

403x Tom Vogt

400x Scott Myers

405x Mike Prunty

449x Julio Abril

CLASS 50 (5)

501x Hugh Graffunder

502x Gary Barr-S

503x Craig Wear

504x Charles Wallace

500x Jim O’Neal

CLASS 60 (2)

601x Richard Jackson

600x Donald E. Lewis

PRO ATVS

CLASS 25 (5)

2a Patrick Christensen

1a Wayne Matlock

4a Greg Row

5a Felipe Velez

6a Nick Nelson

CLASS 24 (8)

101a Brian Harris

100a Craig Christy

103a Cesar Chanate

104a Tom Wright

105a Roberto Ruiz

106a Christian Vera

108a Luis Berumen

109a Benjamin Lopez Jr.

CLASS 26 (4)

201a Chuck Neugebauer

202a Reid Rutherford

218a Mike Penland

219a Rob Ransford

SPORTSMAN

SPT CAR (6)

1401 George Jackson

1400 Peter Lang

1403 Raymond Calore

1404 Gary Hewett

1448 Rory Ward

1449 Peter Ramseier

SPT TRUCK (4)

1501 Nick Tonelli

1502 Ken Fraizer

1503 Tim Smith

1549 Randy Swink

SPT UTV (4)

1801 Dave Roberts

1802 Thomas Graves

1803 Reid Nordin

1819 John Crowley

SPT M/C 250< (14)

201x Charles Shortt

202x Matt Ladendorf

204x Joel Blockson

205x Miguel Montenegro

206x Seppo Saarinen

208x Fred Sobke

209x Doron Kollan-S

210x Zachy Moritz-S

211x Tibi Imbuzan-S

212x Greg Willitts

213x Humberto Valle

214x Francisco Teran

248x Louie Montano-S

249x Nathan Barlow-S

SPT M/C 250> (35)

251x Craig Anstine

252x Salvador Sainz

253x Jeff Leonard

254x Cliff Cook

255x Craig Campbell

256x Oscar Fazz

257x Eric Anderson-S

258x Jeb Boynton

259x Dave Bervin

260x Michael Powell

261x Mike Kaplan-S

262x Andrew Siegmund

263x Ricardo De La Pena

264x Gary Gonzales

265x Doug McCrady-S

266x Shohei Himeno

267x Bob Gumser

268x Ray Grupp

270x Mike Mensinger

271x Trent Burgiss

272x Hideaki Sasski-S

273x Ebara Shuji

274x Brian Garrahan

275x Tatsushi Asaga-S

276x Yvan Perroud-S

277x Christian Chapman

278x Duncan Ragsdale

279x Don Wadsworth

280x Dan Dooling-S

281x Davy Patterson

282x Blake Ribbe-Tanner

283x Octavio Valle-S

297x Ken Kosiorek-S

298x Yoram Lavee-S

299x John Lowe

SPT ATV (11)

51a Dennis Lemare-S

52a Howie Orona

53a Adrian Valdez

54a Edgard Saldivar

55a Daniel Wehr-S

56a Yuval Sharon

57a Daniel Montano

58a Brad McLean

59a Manuel Jimenez

60a Alberto Maya

99a Gustavo Ameca

S-Indicates Solo Rider

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